1946 Map of Florida

About this map

Agricultural haciendas define the interior landscape of central Puerto Rico in the mid-1940s, marking a period of established landholdings and rural commerce. These estates, including Hacienda San Jose, Hacienda Piedra Gorda, and Hacienda Flor de Alba, are concentrated along the winding river valleys and ridge lines. The settlement of Florida sits at the northern edge of the map, serving as a focal point near the boundary of the Municipio de Barceloneta and Municipio de Arecibo.